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Time (magazine)

Time (magazine)
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American news magazine and website

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  1. 4. Time is not a discursive, or as it is called, general conception, but a pure form of the sensuous intuition. Different times are merely parts of one and the same time. But the representation which can only be given by a single object is an intuition. Besides, the proposition that different times cannot be coexistent could not be derived from a general conception.

    Immanuel Kant, The Critique of Pure Reason

    The chapter “SECTION II. Of Time.” is titled for Time; names Time several times.

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  2. _Tædium_, _ennui_, _Langweile_, _boredom_, are words for which, probably, every language known to man has its equivalent. It comes about whenever, from the relative emptiness of content of a tract of time, we grow attentive to the passage of the time itself. Expecting, and being ready for, a new impression to succeed; when it fails to come, we get an empty time instead of it; and such experiences, ceaselessly…

    William James, Psychology

    The chapter “THE SENSE OF TIME.” is titled for Time; names Time several times.

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  3. But the time is, that, I mean, which we are speaking of at the present moment, (for it is difficult to define it in a general view of it with any exactness,) a certain portion of eternity with some fixed limitation of annual or monthly, or daily or nightly space. In reference to this we take into consideration the things which are passed, and those things which, by reason of the time which has elapsed since, have…

    Marcus Tullius Cicero, The Orations of Marcus Tullius Cicero, Volume 4

    Names Time several times; states what Time is.

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